Post by hollywood on Sept 14, 2024 21:22:06 GMT -6
September 14: MORE ROSTER NEWS
Before I update the evening results, there is even more roster news for the Herd. The Bisons updated their roster page today. There were two more additions, both of whom are CW transfers. One went to high school at Shaftesbury and the other right beside at St. Paul’s, both just south of the Zoo!
MITCHELL JOSS - F - Trinity Western (CWUAA)
Joss is a Winnipegger coming home. He shoots right and usually plays the wing. He is the Shaftesbury grad of the latest additions. He started his junior career in Dauphin. His junior stats peaked in 2020 when he had 71 points in 57 games for the Winnipeg Blues in the MJHL. During the Covid season, he had just 6 games in the NAHL, then it was off to Sherwood Park of the AJHL in 2021-22, where he had 50 points in 58 games. He played the last two seasons with Holy Trinity, amassing a respectable 25 points in 55 games. In comparison, Jonny Hooker and Hayden Ostir are the only Bison returnees with superior offensive stats in the CW.
Links:
➤ Elite Prospects: Mitchell Joss Career Stats
➤ YouTube: Best of Mitchell Joss 2019-21
➤ Free Press: Sartor, Joss reunited in Wilderness
➤ 730 CKDM: Winning Ways With Kings' Joss
➤ AJHL: Joss, McKinley and Hauer Receive Player of the Week Honours
➤ TWU: Profile Page
COLBY JAQUET - D - Saskatchewan (CWUAA)
Jaquet is a right-shooting defenceman who had 11 points in 12 games for the Banjo-Mutts a year ago. This is the St. Paul’s grad of the pair. He played for the Selkirk Steelers and Dauphin Kings in the MJHL. In his last junior season (2021-22), he wore an “A” for Dauphin and had 62 points in 54 regular season games, 16 points in 18 playoff games, and 5 points in 5 games in the Centennial Cup. He is now one of the We Three Kings on the blueline, with Parker Malchuk and Owen Wareham also grads of the Dauphin Kings.
Links:
➤ Elite Prospects: Colby Jaquet Career Stats
➤ Dauphin: Getting to know Jaquet, a man on a mission
➤ Dauphin: Calder makes top 3, Jaquet and Bryant join
➤ Dauphin: Jaquet commits to U of S
➤ MJHL: Colby Jaquet commits to University of Saskatchewan
➤ UofS: Profile Page
There were also a lot of number changes from the CW and LeagueStat data:
Veterans (19)
4 Parker Malchuk D
5 Brandon Casey D
6 Lucas Fry D
8 Evan Toth D
10 Josh Paulhus F
11 Hayden Ostir F
12 Cameron Trimble F
13 Andre Sutter F
14 Riley Zimmerman F
18 Jonny Hooker F
19 Jackson Arpin F
24 Owen Wareham D
25 Kian Calder D
26 Andrew Boucher F
27 Ryan Gottfried D
28 Codey Behun F
29 Michael King F
30 Kolby Thornton G
34 Ross Hawryluk G
Rookies and Transfers (11)
2 Dexter Whittle D - Everett Silvertips (WHL)
3 Colby Jaquet D - Saskatchewan (CWUAA)
9 Eric Alarie F - Moose Jaw & Seattle (WHL) and Adirondack (ECHL)
15 Ben Bonni D - Spokane Chiefs (WHL)
16 Mitchell Joss F - Trinity Western (CWUAA)
17 Skyler Bruce F - Vancouver & Edmonton (WHL)
20 Caden Zaplitny F - Everett Silvertips (WHL)
21 Dawson Pasternak F - Victoria Royals (WHL)
22 Riley Stotts F - Calgary (CWUAA)
23 Grady Lane F - Victoria Royals (WHL) and Virden Oil Capitals (MJHL)
35 Braden Holt G - Victoria Royals (WHL)
A roster of 30 would be larger than the usual 25 or 26 carried in past seasons. Will some returnees be moved to the taxi squad? I don’t see any of the recruits or transfers being healthy-scratched from a regular season game-day roster.
Before I update the evening results, there is even more roster news for the Herd. The Bisons updated their roster page today. There were two more additions, both of whom are CW transfers. One went to high school at Shaftesbury and the other right beside at St. Paul’s, both just south of the Zoo!
MITCHELL JOSS - F - Trinity Western (CWUAA)
Joss is a Winnipegger coming home. He shoots right and usually plays the wing. He is the Shaftesbury grad of the latest additions. He started his junior career in Dauphin. His junior stats peaked in 2020 when he had 71 points in 57 games for the Winnipeg Blues in the MJHL. During the Covid season, he had just 6 games in the NAHL, then it was off to Sherwood Park of the AJHL in 2021-22, where he had 50 points in 58 games. He played the last two seasons with Holy Trinity, amassing a respectable 25 points in 55 games. In comparison, Jonny Hooker and Hayden Ostir are the only Bison returnees with superior offensive stats in the CW.
Links:
➤ Elite Prospects: Mitchell Joss Career Stats
➤ YouTube: Best of Mitchell Joss 2019-21
➤ Free Press: Sartor, Joss reunited in Wilderness
➤ 730 CKDM: Winning Ways With Kings' Joss
➤ AJHL: Joss, McKinley and Hauer Receive Player of the Week Honours
➤ TWU: Profile Page
COLBY JAQUET - D - Saskatchewan (CWUAA)
Jaquet is a right-shooting defenceman who had 11 points in 12 games for the Banjo-Mutts a year ago. This is the St. Paul’s grad of the pair. He played for the Selkirk Steelers and Dauphin Kings in the MJHL. In his last junior season (2021-22), he wore an “A” for Dauphin and had 62 points in 54 regular season games, 16 points in 18 playoff games, and 5 points in 5 games in the Centennial Cup. He is now one of the We Three Kings on the blueline, with Parker Malchuk and Owen Wareham also grads of the Dauphin Kings.
Links:
➤ Elite Prospects: Colby Jaquet Career Stats
➤ Dauphin: Getting to know Jaquet, a man on a mission
➤ Dauphin: Calder makes top 3, Jaquet and Bryant join
➤ Dauphin: Jaquet commits to U of S
➤ MJHL: Colby Jaquet commits to University of Saskatchewan
➤ UofS: Profile Page
There were also a lot of number changes from the CW and LeagueStat data:
Veterans (19)
4 Parker Malchuk D
5 Brandon Casey D
6 Lucas Fry D
8 Evan Toth D
10 Josh Paulhus F
11 Hayden Ostir F
12 Cameron Trimble F
13 Andre Sutter F
14 Riley Zimmerman F
18 Jonny Hooker F
19 Jackson Arpin F
24 Owen Wareham D
25 Kian Calder D
26 Andrew Boucher F
27 Ryan Gottfried D
28 Codey Behun F
29 Michael King F
30 Kolby Thornton G
34 Ross Hawryluk G
Rookies and Transfers (11)
2 Dexter Whittle D - Everett Silvertips (WHL)
3 Colby Jaquet D - Saskatchewan (CWUAA)
9 Eric Alarie F - Moose Jaw & Seattle (WHL) and Adirondack (ECHL)
15 Ben Bonni D - Spokane Chiefs (WHL)
16 Mitchell Joss F - Trinity Western (CWUAA)
17 Skyler Bruce F - Vancouver & Edmonton (WHL)
20 Caden Zaplitny F - Everett Silvertips (WHL)
21 Dawson Pasternak F - Victoria Royals (WHL)
22 Riley Stotts F - Calgary (CWUAA)
23 Grady Lane F - Victoria Royals (WHL) and Virden Oil Capitals (MJHL)
35 Braden Holt G - Victoria Royals (WHL)
A roster of 30 would be larger than the usual 25 or 26 carried in past seasons. Will some returnees be moved to the taxi squad? I don’t see any of the recruits or transfers being healthy-scratched from a regular season game-day roster.